The Spanish Olympique de Marseille (OM) player Álvaro González was hit by one of the fans who invaded the French club's training center to protest against the management, although he was not injured, according to 'France Info'.
For this reason, the game that was to face Rennes tonight has been postponed.
The central defender was hit on the back by the impact of an object thrown by one of the ultras that penetrated La Commanderie, according to this station.
Sources around the player specified that, although he was not injured, he was "impressed" by the violence of the scene.
The altercations were caused by several hundred fans of the Marseille club at the La Commanderie training center, to protest against the management's management.
The Marseille Police Prefecture indicated on its Twitter account that seven officers were injured there while trying to restore order and that there were 25 detainees.
He explained that 300 fans violently attacked the agents who had been deployed to protect the sports complex and that was why it was decided to send reinforcements to put an end to the damage.
In some images released by local media, it was possible to see how groups of hooded men with flares threw different objects into the complex, where some of them managed to penetrate.
With their shouts they demanded, in particular, the departure of President
Henri Eyraud
.
This outburst of anger comes a day after the coach,
André Villas-Boas
, dropped that he does not aspire to renew his contract when the season ends due to poor results.
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